During a loss of engine power, what can the emergency package allow for a one-time extension?

The emergency package provides the capability to extend flaps, landing gear, and main gear inboard doors during a loss of engine power. This functionality is crucial for pilots in emergency situations, as it helps manage the aircraft's descent and landing profile.

By allowing for the extension of flaps, the aircraft can increase lift at slower speeds, enhancing control and stability during an emergency landing. The ability to deploy the landing gear is also significant, as it prepares the aircraft for a safe landing configuration, further ensuring the safety of the flight. This one-time extension feature supports the pilot's ability to bring the aircraft down more safely and under controlled circumstances when engine power is compromised.

In contrast, other options like soaring capabilities or emergency rudder control do not specifically address the immediate need for extending critical components for a controlled landing after power loss. While ailerons are important for control, they do not have the same mechanical extension considerations in an emergency as landing gear or flaps.